Mortgage bonds had a volatile morning, resulting in a new sideways effect. It's difficult to say where rates are heading, although the market weakness indicates rates could be on the rise. This week is anemic where meaningful domestic reports are concerned. For potential mortgage rate movers, check back tomorrow for jobless claims, and Friday for existing home sales.
This week's biggest news will come from Europe Thursday, when the European Central Bank (ECB) is expected to make some announcement about initiating their own bond buying program. In recent months, MBS trading has been taking its strongest cues from European activity, and it's likely we'll see the biggest domestic reaction from the foreign announcement.
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Displaying rates for Mortgage Refinance in CA for $200,000
![]() NMLS# 1168 License# 4130574 |
3.163%APR![]() ![]() |
3.125% Rate | $857/mo |
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![]() NMLS# 664689 License# # 01901658 |
4.011%APR![]() ![]() |
4.000% Rate | $955/mo |
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![]() NMLS# 257476 |
3.115%APR![]() ![]() |
2.999% Rate | $844/mo |
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![]() NMLS# 7147 License# 4130937 |
3.304%APR![]() ![]() |
3.250% Rate | $871/mo |
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![]() NMLS# 2890 License# 413-0477 |
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3.000% Rate | $844/mo |
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